Irish Parliament Debates Transport Penalty And Irish Bills
The 1824 Dublin session adjourned with debates on a transport clause penalizing nontravellers using an unregistered public house during night hours. Rice supported the measure amid general discussion. Also noted were the Irish general police bill postponement and proceedings toward prorogation, with coverage of imperial oaths and Brazil's constitutional events and maritime intel from Rio Janeiro and Bahia.
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McDenman
Rice
Ris Janeiro
Bahia
Exre
Psth
Empire
Brazil
Pedro 1
Catholic Association and Ribbonism Debates At Dublin Meeting
At a Saturday Dublin session Mr O Connell stated he would move on a future day to allocate funds for twelve months to Mr Dwyer. He ridiculed the education commissioners while Lords Roden and a Catholic layman spoke against Catholic priests. O Connell announced a campaign against ribbonism and planned petitions to an aggregate meeting, while preparations for a nationwide address began.
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Dwyer
O'Connell
Pew Commissioners
Mlucation
Birmingham
Ronen
Connell
Royal Hote
Lord Gigeden
Bandoy Aebuols
Ireland
Aldressing Gord Cohen
Lord Roden
England
Reverend Reade Acknowledges Archbishop's Sui at Nee Pounds
Reverend Mr Reade returns his Grace the Archbishop of Dublin sincere acknowledgement for the benevolent contribution to the Clondalkin Soup Fund. The fund supports the poor of the parish and was established by self exertion.
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Reade
Archbishop of
Dublin
Nee Pounds
Law Intelligence. King s Bench case moves and motions
In Smith and others versus the Bishop of Kildare as Dean of Christ Church a mandamus required the Archbishop of Muhlin to visit and inquire. Mr Stack seeks extra time for the return with the court granting leave to extend to Michaelmas term. Other motions, notices, and court proceedings are noted, including hearings before Chief Justice and the Leinster circuit timetable.
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Farpay
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Smith
Kildare
Christ's Church
Muhlin
Stack
H. Meredyth
O'Sinughneasy
Dublin
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Gould
Woulfe
Bie
Cooper
Arin
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Badidge
Letras
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Wicklow
King’s Bench
Jobin Thai
Justive
von Te Tyrie Andy
Marstiat
Miers
Jon Stbs
Trial of Hadiheae prisoners Ends in Acquittals
Thirteen prisoners were tried at Hadiheae and acquitted. The proceedings describe tensions and fear, with references to a farmer Thomas Halinan and a broader climate of alleged disloyalty. Witnesses, counsel, and the public mood are noted as the scene shifts toward maintaining order and stability amid distress.
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Hadiheae
Thomas Halinan
Este Vent
Bender
Ahoena
Las Headford
Mary
Fania
Phy
Boyland
Falgland
Thas
Tre
Almont
Evry
Tess
Sery
The Lotus Arrives with War Looming in Burman Frontier
The Lotus bound for Liverpool from Bengal arrived off Holyhead and reports Lord Amherst in good health. Birmans are seen as likely to attack. Bengal pilot Chew seized and sent to Cramerapoona. Troops with artillery march toward the Birman frontier. Indigo prices soar as crops fail, farmers count losses.
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Lloyd's
Holyhead
Field
Bengal
Liverpool
Band Heads
St. Helena
Lord Ainherst
Chew
Dreadful Accident On Board A Steam Presbs
Extract from a private letter reports the steam boat Etna bursting her hull near this city as it traveled to New Brunswick. Between twenty and thirty passengers were killed or wounded with eight bodies recovered including four daughters of Job Forman. Ten hurt linger in hospital. four jumped overboard, one reportedly saved.
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New Brunswick
Philadelphia
Ani
Job Forman
Landin
Dortur Doyle
O'Connell
House of Comnon
Lierick
Limerick
Caronivle
Trinity College
Monifay
Thomas O'Iseete
John
Marine
Finance
Venice
Pant
Ain
Juve
Lovenstass
Woulwieh
Nihioeiel
Birk
Aestascig
Wees Net
Phey
Atric
Waterloo
Bette
Mendis
Corporation of
Baiersany
Aneetnin
Palla Depuford
Nweter
St Nichoas
Purie
Nantes
Aetters
Vietcong
Istuatis
Aone
Ecdbia
Opera of the Cabinet stage notes and theatre arrivals
A Dublin audience enjoyed the Opera of the Cabinet with Alf Sinclair as Prinva Orlando and performances by Mrs Bedford and Miss Hallande. The Haymarket Theatre in London opened last Monday as crowds and passengers arrived on the Harlequin steamer.
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Alf Sinclair
Prinva Orlando
Afaidand
Alan
Sinclair
Mise Hallande
Covent Garden
Dublin
Judi Mannering
Haymarket Theatre
London
Pinedall
Sharpe
Neligan
Markets Report Sparse Activity and Price Drift Across Commodities
The market notes a near‑silent trading day with grain meal and flour largely unchanged. Sugar prices fell about two pence per cwt, butter sales lagged, and malt and whiskey demand remained steady amid tight stocks. oats and barley showed limited movement while flour and oatmeal held steady.
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Duau
Trinidads
Coan
Jung
Bedit
Barrey
Scott
Swansea
Linentex
Canton
Karsnuren
Tsyceec Triet
Trish
Sid
Brisieh
Stirlingshire
Stirling
Broun
Diruin
du Chy Ter Lang P
Camperoller-tienes Water Guard
Surack
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